Keith Vaz
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 67 |
Date of birth | November 26,1956 |
Zodiac sign | Sagittarius |
Born | Aden Colony |
Office | Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom |
Spouse | Maria Fernandes Vaz |
Party | Labour Party |
Children | Anjali Vaz |
Luke Vaz | |
Siblings | Valerie Vaz |
Penny McConnell | |
Full name | Nigel Keith Anthony Standish Vaz |
Education | Gonville & Caius College, University of Cambridge |
Parents | Anthony Xavier Vaz |
Merlyn Vaz | |
Previous position | Minister of State of the United Kingdom for Europe and North America (1999–2001) |
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ID | 420159 |
Keith Vaz Life story
Nigel Keith Anthony Standish Vaz is a British Labour Party politician who served as the Member of Parliament for Leicester East for 32 years, from 1987 to 2019. He was the British Parliament's longest-serving British Asian MP. Vaz served as the Minister for Europe between October 1999 and June 2001.
Labour suspends entire Leicester East constituency branch
... Previous Labour MP for the constituency Keith Vaz, who served as an MP for 32 years, retired from Parliament after being caught with male prostitutes and offering to get drugs for them...
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer calls for Claudia Webbe to resign
... " Webbe was elected as Leicester East MP in 2019, replacing Keith Vaz who after he was found to have " expressed willingness" to buy cocaine for others...
Elephant Man city statue plan faces 'freak show' criticism
... And last April, then-Deputy Keith Vaz, a statue of a language should be built, died in a helicopter crash outside of club stadium in 2018...
General election 2019: Labour's Keith Vaz will not stand for re-election
...Labour s Keith Vaz, who was suspended from the Commons after he was found to have expressed willingness to purchase cocaine for others, will not be standing for re-election...
General Election 2019: Labour bans three former MPs from standing again
... Labour s ruling National Executive Committee (NEC) has not made a final decision on whether Keith Vaz can stand for the party, the BBC understands...
MP Keith Vaz suspended from Commons after drug and sex inquiry
...Labour MP Keith Vaz has been suspended from the Commons for six months after he was found to have expressed willingness to purchase cocaine for male prostitutes...
Which MPs are standing down at the election?
...Clockwise from top left: Keith Vaz, Heidi Allen, Philip Hammond, Rory Stewart, Amber Rudd, Nick Boles, Tom Watson and Nicky Morgan The general election date is fast approaching and many familiar faces from the House of Commons have cleared their desks for the last time...
News Daily: Grenfell fire report and PM's election bid
... Elsewhere, the Daily Mirror leads on the shame of Labour MP Keith Vaz, who faces a possible Commons suspension after its standards body found compelling evidence he offered to pay for a class A drug and had paid-for sex in August 2016...
News Daily: Grenfell fire report and PM's election bid
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Grenfell Tower fire: Fire brigade criticisedFewer people would have died in the Grenfell Tower fire if London Fire Brigade had taken certain actions earlier - including asking residents to leave their flats - the author of a report says. Also, firefighters who attended had not had training on how best to deal with a cladding fire, Sir Martin Moore-Bick's inquiry finds.
But there is praise for the courage of the firefighters.
Seventy-two people died in The Fire , on 14 June 2017. Sir Martin's 1,000-page report will be published on Wednesday, but the BBC has seen it in advance.
And
Johnson to make another December election bidBoris Johnson failed to get his plans for a 12 December election through The Commons on Monday, but the via a different parliamentary route. Under The Rules , his motion required two-thirds of MPs to support it - unfeasible with Labour opposing it. So, instead, he will today submit a parliamentary bill, needing a simple majority of MPs' backing.
That means Mr Johnson will still have to get the SNP and the Liberal Democrats to side with him. It looks set to be another lively and interesting day in Parliament.
Meanwhile, the EU has granted a Brexit delay until 31 January (or earlier if Parliament backs the PM's deal with the EU before then). But is this The Last such extension?
Plus,
California fires: Thousands of homes evacuatedA fast-moving wildfire that started on Monday has forced the in Los Angeles . California's governor has declared a state of emergency, as power supplies are disrupted. Fires are also raging in Northern California , with roads around Santa Rosa, north of San Francisco , filled with cars as people attempt to flee.
"If you are in an evacuation zone, don't screw around," tweeted former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger , among those who have left their homes. "Get Out . "
Is Climate Change to blame for these and other recent fires?
Is it OK if someone wants To Live for years on a bench?By Tom de Castella
A large bulky object wrapped in a Bright Blue tarpaulin. It is sitting in The Middle of the pavement. It could be an old piano, maintenance equipment, a delivery waiting to be unpacked. But then the tarpaulin starts to move, an arm appears and The Cover is pulled back to reveal A Man and a woman, swaddled in blankets sitting on a bench.
They have been living on this bench on a busy London street for More Than four years. By day they sit there watching The World go by. At night they pull The Cover over and sleep. The Bench has become their home.
What the papers sayThe newspapers deal in detail with the wrangling in Parliament over a The Daily Mail promises a "dramatic final push" for one by the PM later today, while the Financial Times says this means Brexit deal discussions have been put "on ice". And The Times reports that a "squabble" over the exact date could thwart the entire plan. Elsewhere, the Daily Mirror leads on the "shame" of Labour MP Keith Vaz , who faces a possible Commons suspension after its standards body found "compelling evidence" he offered to pay for a Class A drug and had paid-for sex in August 2016.
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19:45 Haringey's Fa Cup fourth qualifying round tie with Yeovil, abandoned earlier this month amid reports of racial abuse, is replayed.
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